La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1905, Image 6

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SECOND HAND GOODS
Having enlarged our store we are now better prepared
to take care of oar customers than ever, before. Re
member we have the largest stock of second hand
goeds in Union County, and are always ready to' buy
md pay cash. Wo also have the only furnituie van
in the city, and can move your piano or furniture
without injury to it in any way. We buy and Sell all
kind of goods. . (
LOOK HEBE "
85 bed room suits $10.00 up Office ohair ..$500
Cook Stoves 4.00 up
Trunks 8.75 up
Rocker .......... 200
Office Desk ... 10.00
Sofa.......... 3.50
Lounge ...... 1.50
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams ';
Remember we still buy aid ee!l aft kinds m, " trot
of Second Hand Goodsj . Jt j fhOOe 1581
oo UNEEDA BISCUIT
We have them
Nabisco Wafers in Five Flavors
Lemon . Vanilla Mint Chocolate Orange
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA SOCIAL TEA
Bamona . Zweibaoh '.. Champagne Wafers
Graham Crackers Oatmeal Crackers -.
Featino Alinonds Saratoga Flakes
BAKER B R O S.
Adams Avenue Phone H01
GELT" THE HABIT
Of buying your Coal from us
WE HAVE
Rock Springs and Cumberland
Ask any of our customers about us
We are wholesale and retail dealers in
Hay, Grain, Milifeed, Flour, Etc.
Grande Ronde Cash Company,
Press Lewis
Dean Crowe
Phone 1801
New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue
NEW SPRING
SUITINGS
.to $50
JOIN THE CLUB AND GET ONE FOR $1.00
SUITS WON
Watch this ipacc (or Suit
i winno ; f
L. Rayburn won the $35
and H. Bookman the $25
- Suit last Saturday '
Two drawing on Sat,
March 81. .
I V-'
J. A. Jackson 1st
Wm. Drisktll 2nd
O. E. Berquist 3rd
Q M. Richy 4th
0. A. Staples 5th
Ben Hopper 6th
T. E. Beuhler 7th
L Ray bum 8th
II Bookman 9th
A. L. A N DRE WS
HABERDASHER AND TAILOR
I29GAL ITEMS
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T
Hon ChM E Cochran, c( Union, who
baa been in too city on business, re
turned bom tbls forenoon. -
Mr Dan Somtner and wifa, of Elgin,
who bate been In the city visiting, left
(or tbeir bom this morning on the
Elgin Branch.
Ear J J) GUIllan of the Method iat
obnroh left thla forenoon to spend the
the day with Bar 8mith, pastor of the
M S choroh at Elgin, who baa had no
accident, the result of which la a few
broken rlbe. Bar Giililan will return
on the afternoon train, and . fill the
pulpit tonight.
Mr O E Bartlett, who left the eity
laat Friday for a Tiait to Walla Walla,
retained home thla forenoon. .
Mr., Frank Chlldera, the newly
eleoted deputy marabal of tbia city,
wishes the publio to know that thoee
who wish to find him wben be la want
ed in an offloial capacity, will find him
at the offloe of the Recorder at the
stroke of each hour from aix m antll
rlz a m, or aa near that time aa poaa
ible, and when not detained by official
duties. ,
SEEDS SEEDS
ha, mm n m rmMiimmmitm cbbbbbsbsbsbbsssbbso
Jast received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Rod Clover, Timothy, Red Top. : AH
kinds of Grass sseda. Bulk Gardeu
fWd, Paid IWley, Rye,' Wheat and Oats V
IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
Married
JONE8-CARNA.HAN la Elgin Ore.
Monday March 20, 1906, Mr E E
Jones and Miss Mattie Oarnaban,
at the home ol the bridee parenta
Bet Parker pastor ot the Presbyter
ian ehnrob officiating. Mr and Mrs
Jones are both well and favorably
known in this vieiuity, the groom
having reaided in this eity a number
of yeara during which lime hae by bia
straightforward conduct made many
friends. The bride is one of Elgin's
mont lovable young ladies and will be
welcomed bv Mr Jone's bust of friends
who join with the Observer in wishing.
tuem hearty congratulations.
ilKHR 8PENOER In thlaotty at the
home .of the bride'a parents, W O
llerr and Minnie M Spencer, by Rev.
O 11 King. Tbey are both well
known and highly respected.
Mr Ed Morelock of Elgin who bas
been in the city on buainesa returned
home this forenoon.
Mr Woodson Gray of Elgin waa in
the city yesterday on business, but
retimed home this morning.
The report of the city treasurer will
appear tomorrow ahowing the total
revennea of the city for the past
year;
MUe Dora Jett left this mornirfg for
aa extended visit to her brother Will,
at Portland, who Is baggage master at
the Union depot at that place.
Ex-state senator Justice Wade, who
now resides at Walla Walla waa in the
city . today and left on the Elgio
branch thia morning for a viait to
points on the line.
It will pay you to oall and listen to
J II Peare tell the atory of Jo, the
son of ohief Joseph. For verefication
of hia remaks he will show yon the
skull of the remarkable young man.
Mr and Mra Ohat. Bofferty of Madi
son Iowa, are in the city, guests of
Mr and Mra O. J. Buckman Mr Bof
ferty, after being abown over the city
by Mr Buckman, stated that during
his western trip he had seen nothing
a hicb so impreased him as a place to
locate, as La Grande, and be states
that ha will more than likely return
and engage in bufinaas here.
Conductor O J Buckman is tskiog
"moon needed rest" this week. The
reason therefore is that while splitting
wood yesterday alternoon the handle
of the axe struck the chopping block
deflioting the course' of the axe in
snob a manner as to strike hia thumb
splitting that member through the
first joint. Ms Buokman states that be
will take no uure wood contracts.
Bicycle ridce will keep off the aide
walks from thia time on or they will
have an aooountlug with the City Re
oorder.
Cement Walks
Messrs Hott A Kuhn bave the con
tract for the building of three cement
walks, one in front of the La Grande
National Bank, In frout of J D Mo
Kennon'e. and In front of Dr. O T
Baoon'a home. Let the good work go
on. Both aides of Adams Ave should
have cement walks. One of the large
property ownera while in the offloe to
day said ha stood ready at any time
to pay hia proportion towards a paved
street. That will come later, but let
aa have the cemeut walks first.
MRS. FORMER'S ,
TESTIMONY
Osteopathy heralds the dawn of
new era for woman. It lightens her
harden of aorrow and gives her health,
atrength and buoyancy in counties
cases after the prevailing treatmenta
of other achooU have utterly failed
The venerable Founder of thia eohool
of practice will, therefore, godown the
agea aa on of the world's greatest
benefactors of womankind.
FOR RENT One aix room house, with
hath room, on the oorner of P and
Sixth streets. Inquire of J Anthony
I have jaet received a car load of the best
grade of. . ..
BLACKSMITH COAL
Also a car of
EXTRA STAR. A STAR SHINGLES
Can famish yon with any quantity
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY ETC. 1
I " 1
HOME GROWN TREES
HE
MAKE GRANDE RONDE FAMOUS
Apple, Cherry, Peach and Plum trees. Blackberries,
Rasp Denies, currants, mammoth pie plant, Hood
weeping willow, Rhododendron, English Holly,
shrubs, dutchman's pipe and climbing vines.
I have also a good stock of Carolina poplars for
btreet planting. Address .
LA GRANDE NURSERY
Box 637
Or leave order at Thorn's Grocery Store.
Notary Public
Money to Loan
Insurance
Representing the Equitable divings A JLoan Asso
ciation of Portland, Or., the strongeflt, safest A most
reliable institution on the Pacific coast, under State
supervision. Loans made short or long time to suit.
WM. GRANT, Agent
City property for sale.
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A Good Dinner
will make ita presence felt in ptte of
all efforts to conceal it. The odors
from our kitchen would give any man
an appetite so delioioua ia the aroma
ariaing irom the beat of fooda skill
fully cooked,
By Rights
we ought to charge extra for this, but
we dc not, because we know that once
a nan naa tasted our fooda he will be
a steady eater at oni tablea. And the
meal will leave him some change in
bis pocket, too.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAYJANDiNlOHT
We ee.l weekly Meal
Tickets Ceh
$4.50
THE SORT
THAT WILL
PlEdSE
That is (he sort of groceries
we sell Our aim is to
please all of our customers
We realize that in ordet to
do this we must sell only
First Quality Goods
We also know that
prices must be right,
our
and
that our service .must be
correct. A child can do
the trading at our Btore
A trial order over the tele
phone will convince you.
We solicit your patronage.
QEDDE BELT
North Fir Street
THE BEST AND
ONLY THE BEST
You are sure of tbe best
when you buy confections
at E. D. Selder's, the
wholesale and retail dealer
in and manufacturer of
hand made
CANDIES- AND
CONNECTIONS
Finest ice cream parlors in
Eastern Oregon. Special
orders for parties and en
tertainments given strict
attention. Quality, neat
ness and promptness are
our strong points.
E. D. SELDER,
Next door to Post Office.
Golden
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WANTS YOUR BUSINESS j
They Have The Goods and Prices to Merit It ;
More than 500 PIECES YARD GOODS already received. ALL THE NEW WEAVES,
Oall and See "Them
1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenue
Largest Store Smallest Prices? I
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